Sentence examples for to consider merging from inspiring English sources

He also continues to refuse to consider merging with a rival.

Someday, he suggests, the two states may have to consider merging into a binational state, so entwined are their populations, territory and economies.

"I hope that through the cap and the tool kit," Mr. Christie said, "we are setting up circumstances that will encourage them to consider" merging.

The Lions may want to consider merging their run and pass games more to add greater deception to their fairly static offense.

With the fight over Viacom's leadership settled, National Amusements — through which Sumner M. Redstone controls Viacom and CBS — plans to send letters to both companies instructing them to consider merging, people briefed on the matter said.

But the overall level of support for Andersen among its major clients remains high and the firm has no need or desire to consider merging with a rival as a possible path out of its troubles, Mr. Berardino said.

As rumors circle that delivery startups might consider merging to bulk up against larger competitors like Amazon or Uber, the smaller companies also pressing on with expanding on their own.

As state policymakers nationwide consider merging colleges to cut costs, Georgia is proving that it's also possible to use mergers to help students succeed.

One source of denominator data that may help to overcome these limitations is IMS Health, and future research should consider merging such data with the type analyzed herein to evaluate the robustness of our findings [12].

The UK's top research universities should consider merging – possibly with American institutions – to compete internationally, a leading vice-chancellor has argued.

Policy makers should consider merging of hospitals that are in close to one another.